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07/1612/17
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6 Signs of Plant Heat Stress

by Mark, in category Gardening

I wrote a previous post about keeping yourself safe while gardening in hot weather, but what about your plants? A heat wave can put a lot of stress on the plants in your garden too. Here are a few signs of garden heat stress and how to deal with them. 1. Overwatering Heat is not… Read More

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06/1612/17
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Poison Ivy |Identification Eradication and Treatment

by Mark, in category Gardening

How to Identify Poison Ivy Certain barriers exist between plant lovers and pure gardening bliss. Excessive heat and cold, nuisance pests like mosquitoes and yellow jackets, and one of the worst: poison ivy. Poison ivy is one of those plants that, if not for its noxious qualities, may have a usefulness in the landscape. As… Read More

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06/1612/17
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How To Beat The Garden Heat

by Mark, in category Gardening

Gardening In The Heat Summer heat can really test your resolve to garden. You spent all spring getting things planted and established, then along come high temperatures, drought, weeds and bugs. Now you either must spend time cultivating, watering and harvesting; or give up and be defeated by discomfort. Don’t mistake carelessness for commitment! Taking… Read More

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05/1612/17
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Tips on Growing Great Tomatoes

by Mark, in category Gardening

There’s Nothing Like Vine Ripened Tomatoes! Tomatoes are probably the most popular crop for backyard gardeners, and for good reason.  It is impossible for anyone selling tomatoes to replicate what you can get from your own plants.  This includes flavor, texture, color, variety, size, and just about any other characteristic of the tomato that you… Read More

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02/1612/17
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Haus and Garten Titanium Bypass Pruners Review

by Mark, in category Sponsored

A Great New Set of Pruners Junky tools make gardening miserable. On the other hand, a really good tool is a joy. This week I had the opportunity to trial Haus & Garten’s Pro Series Bypass Pruners, and they are an absolute pleasure to work with. Quality Details When I opened the shipping box I… Read More

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